Sentence examples for bring about effects from inspiring English sources
Moreover, he claimed that it is simply evident to the senses that creatures have the power to bring about effects.
In the context of his physics, vis viva, or "living force," represents for Leibniz a measure of a body's ability to bring about effects in virtue of its motion.
Nevertheless, Spinoza's emphasis on self-esteem and, in his ethical theory, on self-knowledge suggests that to the extent we are able to bring about effects, including our own emotions, as whole or adequate causes of those effects we are better off.
After explaining the negative conception of freedom as a will's ability to bring about effects in the world without itself being determined by "alien causes," he argues that any negatively free will must also be free in the positive sense, i.e., autonomous.
These faculties firstly allow the prophet to acquire theoretical knowledge instantly without learning, secondly represent this knowledge through symbols and parables as well as divine future events, and thirdly to bring about effects outside of his body such as rain or earthquakes.
These data suggest that the ALS8 mutation impairs the biological activity of VAP such that higher expression of the mutant protein is required to bring about effects similar to those elicited by the wild type protein.
Given the likely mechanisms bringing about effects on fitness, interactions which lead to restored fitness do not seem probable.
When an agent thus "imminently" helps to bring about some effect, his doing so is not determined by antecedent causal conditions.
The latter aspect (i.e. entailing corporeal effect) relates to actions that bring about physical effects on individuals, (e.g. death, detention or a forced medical intervention).
If there is a cyber attack aimed at specific connected devices, the security vulnerability of mobile devices can bring about side effects that may even have a major adverse effect on a different industry [2].
As alluded to above, probiotics are likely to bring about their effects through multiple processes with different strains having very specific effects.
